One of the most anticipated art events of the year, Art Basel, will take place in Basel, Switzerland from June 15th to 18th. As art enthusiasts from around the world gather in this picturesque city, they will immerse themselves in a celebration of creativity and artistic expression. With 284 top galleries exhibiting, including 21 newcomers, Art Basel promises to showcase high-quality artworks of various media. From painting and sculpture to photography and digital creations, attendees will have the opportunity to explore and appreciate a diverse art landscape.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the English Channel in Britain, there is a brand that has been producing products like works of art for many years, just like artists themselves.
Halcyon Days was founded in 1950 and now has a history of more than 70 years. It is a British national treasure brand. Its first store was located in an antique gift market in the Mayfair area of London and quickly developed into a well-known gift brand in the UK. Today, its headquarters are located in Knightsbridge, London, and most of its products are still produced in Britain, maintaining the high quality and authentic British craftsmanship.
Initially, this brand was just a small antique shop. In the 1950s, it revived the traditional copper enamel technology and made the most famous product, and the product that made the brand famous, enamel boxes, which were deeply loved by the mother of Queen Elizabeth II at the time and were awarded the Royal Warrant in 1972. By 1987, Halcyon Days had obtained all four Royal Warrants at the time.
When it comes to Halcyon Days, we must introduce their enamel boxes. In many British dramas, we can see that the British at the time used enamel boxes to store jewelry or pills, and some were used to store small items with commemorative value.
In addition to the enamel boxes, Halcyon Days is also a representative of luxurious British enamel accessories. Anyone will be attracted by the brilliant and dazzling bracelets, and compared to similar products from other brands, the price is very affordable. The British royal family and the old aristocrats seem to love this brand very much. In addition to Kate Middleton, Princess Beatrice and Countess of Wessex, Sophie, are often seen wearing different Halcyon Days bracelets. Affordable and popular.